bavlondon wrote:Can't believe some people think this is over. We still have another 90 mins people. We put 4 past utd away from home so why is it so hard to think we cannot do it again?
Rafa will have to come up with a different plan to counter the possibility of Essien man marking him in the middle. Perhaps play Gerrard on the right and go 4-4-2 with Kuyt or Babel up front?
That idea might sound a bit rash but come on people we still have a chance to go through. After everything this club has done in the last few years some people still have no faith.
JoeTerp wrote:Well, if we have people fit and decide to go all out for it, I would play:
Reina
Carra Hyypia Agger
Mascherano Alonso
Kuyt Dossena
Gerrard Yossi
Torres
Subs: Babel, Riera, N'Gog, Eccleston, Lucas, Spearing, Irwin
We need Hyypia so that we actually have a chance of nicking a goal if we ever earn a corner.
JoeTerp wrote:Well, if we have people fit and decide to go all out for it, I would play:
Reina
Carra Hyypia Agger
Mascherano Alonso
Kuyt Dossena
Gerrard Yossi
Torres
Subs: Babel, Riera, N'Gog, Eccleston, Lucas, Spearing, Irwin
We need Hyypia so that we actually have a chance of nicking a goal if we ever earn a corner.
bavlondon wrote:I hate this guy....
Anfield backlash
Reds can concentrate solely on league following Chelsea defeat.
Paul Merson Posted 9th April 2009 view comments
Liverpool are reeling after Wednesday night's defeat. They're out of the Champions League now.
Forget about this 'half-time' talk, they've zero chance of going down to Stamford Bridge and winning 3-0.
The one positive however, is that they can now put all their eggs in one basket and concentrate on the Premier League.
The Reds can now sit down in the dressing room, brush themselves down and say 'lets go and try win the league'.
I think they can go and play their strongest team on Saturday because they haven't got to worry about Tuesday.
If they'd have won 1-0 last Wednesday the second leg would have been in the back of their minds going into this game, and Benitez would have wondering what team to send out. At least now he can field his strongest XI.
I don't think he needs to send his best side down to Stamford Bridge next week. Benitez should play his best team against Blackburn and then save them for the game with Arsenal on Tuesday week. They've got a great opportunity to win the Premier League.
Man-marking
Steven Gerrard wasn't given any room to showcase his skills against Chelsea and I don't understand why most teams don't adopt the same man-marking approach.
I've said the same about Arsenal. When Fabregas plays they're unbelievable - he's their best player and everything goes through him - and no team ever man marks him.
However, it's not as easy as Essien made it look because Gerrard is a top player.
Blackburn come to Anfield on a decent run of form but in truth they never looked like winning against Spurs last weekend until Palacios got sent off.
They got lucky but I don't think we'll see the same scenario this Saturday.
Sir Roger wrote:bavlondon wrote:I hate this guy....
Anfield backlash
Reds can concentrate solely on league following Chelsea defeat.
Paul Merson Posted 9th April 2009 view comments
Liverpool are reeling after Wednesday night's defeat. They're out of the Champions League now.
Forget about this 'half-time' talk, they've zero chance of going down to Stamford Bridge and winning 3-0.
The one positive however, is that they can now put all their eggs in one basket and concentrate on the Premier League.
The Reds can now sit down in the dressing room, brush themselves down and say 'lets go and try win the league'.
I think they can go and play their strongest team on Saturday because they haven't got to worry about Tuesday.
If they'd have won 1-0 last Wednesday the second leg would have been in the back of their minds going into this game, and Benitez would have wondering what team to send out. At least now he can field his strongest XI.
I don't think he needs to send his best side down to Stamford Bridge next week. Benitez should play his best team against Blackburn and then save them for the game with Arsenal on Tuesday week. They've got a great opportunity to win the Premier League.
Man-marking
Steven Gerrard wasn't given any room to showcase his skills against Chelsea and I don't understand why most teams don't adopt the same man-marking approach.
I've said the same about Arsenal. When Fabregas plays they're unbelievable - he's their best player and everything goes through him - and no team ever man marks him.
However, it's not as easy as Essien made it look because Gerrard is a top player.
Blackburn come to Anfield on a decent run of form but in truth they never looked like winning against Spurs last weekend until Palacios got sent off.
They got lucky but I don't think we'll see the same scenario this Saturday.
Paul who?
Oh I know
The arsenal reject who used to pretend to drink loads of beer when he scored. Wasnt he the alcoholic, drug using gambler who whinged on tv in public, then carried on behaving the same way?
Remind me again why he is on a panel of football 'experts' by the way?
bavlondon wrote:I hate this guy....
Anfield backlash
Reds can concentrate solely on league following Chelsea defeat.
Paul Merson Posted 9th April 2009 view comments
Liverpool are reeling after Wednesday night's defeat. They're out of the Champions League now.
Forget about this 'half-time' talk, they've zero chance of going down to Stamford Bridge and winning 3-0.
The one positive however, is that they can now put all their eggs in one basket and concentrate on the Premier League.
The Reds can now sit down in the dressing room, brush themselves down and say 'lets go and try win the league'.
I think they can go and play their strongest team on Saturday because they haven't got to worry about Tuesday.
If they'd have won 1-0 last Wednesday the second leg would have been in the back of their minds going into this game, and Benitez would have wondering what team to send out. At least now he can field his strongest XI.
I don't think he needs to send his best side down to Stamford Bridge next week. Benitez should play his best team against Blackburn and then save them for the game with Arsenal on Tuesday week. They've got a great opportunity to win the Premier League.
Man-marking
Steven Gerrard wasn't given any room to showcase his skills against Chelsea and I don't understand why most teams don't adopt the same man-marking approach.
I've said the same about Arsenal. When Fabregas plays they're unbelievable - he's their best player and everything goes through him - and no team ever man marks him.
However, it's not as easy as Essien made it look because Gerrard is a top player.
Blackburn come to Anfield on a decent run of form but in truth they never looked like winning against Spurs last weekend until Palacios got sent off.
They got lucky but I don't think we'll see the same scenario this Saturday.
das20093 wrote:We should paly...
Itandje
Degen Hyypia san Jose dossena
Bring back pennant fromloan Lucas Plesis Babel
N'gog Bring back Big Voronin
Chavski would have no chance
Ciggy wrote:If this is true some action should be taken
http://www.dr.dk/Sporten/Fodbold/Int.fodbold/2009/04/10/125647.htm .. its in danish.. but theres one article in english:
According to Dr.dk, a Blues representative tried to pressurize referee Claus Bo Larsen not to give any yellow cards to Chelsea players before the match at Anfield.
During a security meeting, a representative from Chelsea tried to affect Larsen’s decisions before the match. There was no money offered to bribe the referee but Larsen was told not to dish out any yellow cards.
However, the Danish referee decided to ignore the comments from the Chelsea man and produced a yellow-card to John Terry, who will miss the second leg.
“I have never experienced anything like this,” Larsen said.
“We were having a security meeting in the morning and a representative from Chelsea said - Claus Bo, remember that we have some players who have a yellow card already, so think before you give a card to them.”
“I have been to over 100 safety meetings, and this is the first time I experienced such a thing.”
Ciggy wrote:If this is true some action should be taken
http://www.dr.dk/Sporten/Fodbold/Int.fodbold/2009/04/10/125647.htm .. its in danish.. but theres one article in english:
According to Dr.dk, a Blues representative tried to pressurize referee Claus Bo Larsen not to give any yellow cards to Chelsea players before the match at Anfield.
During a security meeting, a representative from Chelsea tried to affect Larsen’s decisions before the match. There was no money offered to bribe the referee but Larsen was told not to dish out any yellow cards.
However, the Danish referee decided to ignore the comments from the Chelsea man and produced a yellow-card to John Terry, who will miss the second leg.
“I have never experienced anything like this,” Larsen said.
“We were having a security meeting in the morning and a representative from Chelsea said - Claus Bo, remember that we have some players who have a yellow card already, so think before you give a card to them.”
“I have been to over 100 safety meetings, and this is the first time I experienced such a thing.”
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